one of my first jobs was at Disneyland in Anaheim. I was desktop support at the then new admin building. I enjoyed my time there and I still have the Disney branded hard hat they gave me to walk through Disney California Adventure while it was under construction.

I was never "on stage" so was not referred to as a cast member.

No way a family could do everything at all four parks in 4 or 5 days. Not possible.

I go to Disneyworld several times a year since we're big fans. It costs a fortune with a family of four. $109 per ticket is the cheapest it gets for a single day ticket. I travel a ton for work so I leverage my airline miles and Marriott points to remove the travel and lodging costs.

It can easily cost $1000/day to go to the park.

Does your employer consider the workplace a "stage"?

It's just product awareness and is not targeted to current users. The one time advertising cost is nothing to them.

Why are you linking a site with a political agenda? Why not just look up the actual funding?

https://www.statista.com/statistics/632289/nhs-england-health-spending-in-real-terms/

As you can clearly see, funding has increased every year from $3 billion to $10 billion per year.

He said NHS has been deliberately drained of funds, but that's completely inaccurate. Funding has increased every year.

He's simply posting the same anti US copypasta.

How has it been deliberately drained of funds when funding has only increased every year?

This is government NHS ambulances in the UK. Read the article before submitting copypasta responses.